Former President Trump plans to mandate voter ID in midterms, sparking debate over access and constitutionality.

CBS blocked Stephen Colbert’s interview with Texas Rep. James Talarico over FCC rules, sparking criticism over political motives.

Minnesotans demand halt to new data center builds over environmental and transparency concerns.

U.S. to withdraw 1,000 troops from Syria in two months, ending 2014-era mission against ISIS.

MSF halted non-emergency care at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital Jan. 20 due to armed intruders and security threats, despite Hamas denying armed presence.

Over 1,000 immigration agents have left the Twin Cities as Trump’s "Operation Metro Surge" ends, with enforcement continuing elsewhere.

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to restore a slavery exhibit at Philadelphia’s President’s House, calling its removal unlawful.

Bayer offers $7.25B settlement for Roundup cancer lawsuits, pending court approval.

U.S. deploys 100 more troops to Nigeria for training, not combat, amid calls for expanded military aid.

U.S. to hold security talks in Mauritius to secure continued access to Diego Garcia base amid sovereignty transfer.